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Junior Literary Guild edition, issued simultaneously with the first edition and almost identical. The author's second novel, a moving sequel to her Newbery award book 'Roller Skates.' After Lucinda's father died, the Wymans did not have enough money to keep their home in New York City and move to their cottage at Haddock Harbor, Maine. Getting ready to spend a winter in a summer cottage was challenging and difficult, but also rewarding in the end. Illustrated with drawings by Edward Shenton. 266 pp. Fine in very good dust jacket (Attractive blue binding with silver lettering and illustrations, illustrated endpapers, tight and clean; some discoloration to the dj, mostly noticeable on the interior, and the back cover. No tears. ) .

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